I guess it was so large a group we didn't even meet up with each other at all! We were also witness to a nice Iridium flare in the darkening twilight sky at 7:22:45 that was about mag -5 or -6 at 68 degrees high in the SE. We got about 200 people to all look in one direction in the sky for a couple minutes prior. Once we got some people looking then all the rest started looking too and wondering why they were looking. Then when they all saw it flare up they were astonished and all saying what was that?! How did you know that??? It was the largest group I've ever been in to see a flare. Jack Jones Public Events Coordinator Saguaro Astronomy Club Phoenix AZ Telescoper@xxxxxxx www.saguaroastro.org Great star party! The best I have been to. It was actually crowded (over 20 telescopes and close to 1,000 people) and there is lots of area there. The night was perfect and everyone seemed to have a great time. Next time I will make a sign for my 8" Meade and spell out Schmidt-Cassegrain for all those poor folks taking notes in the dark. Jeff -- Jeff Hopkins HPO SOFT http://www.hposoft.com/Astro/astro.html ********************************************************* Small minds speak about people * Average minds speak of events ************ Great minds speak of ideas! **************** ********************************************************* Hopkins Phoenix Observatory 7812 West Clayton Drive Phoenix, Arizona 85033-2439 U.S.A. www.hposoft.com -- See message header for info on list archives or unsubscribing, and please send personal replies to the author, not the list.